R K Singh launches India's first Green Day Ahead Market
A crippling shortage across the country has pushed state-run Coal India to impose temporary supply curbs to non-power consumers
Uttar Pradesh has been facing power crisis due to coal shortage
Asia's third-largest economy is facing large-scale outages as several power plants have low coal inventories amid a sharp spike in global energy prices.
Lebanon's electricity grid has shut down entirely after the country's two main power stations ran out of fuel
China's power crisis: Analysts say the development could impact chemical output by as much as 25 per cent in the country, which in turn could benefit Indian speciality chemical makers
The Centre believes the move would help state commissions adopt best practices; it would also speed up implementation of reforms and regulatory policies
The company recently signed a Securities Purchase Agreement with a JV of Lightsource BP and UKCI to acquire a 50 Mw solar power project at Maharashtra for an enterprise value of Rs 317 cr
Receives LoI for acquiring Essar Power MP from Resolution Professional
The country witnessed the highest ever demand for power at 12:01 hours on July 7, 2021.
Power consumption in the country grew by around 19 per cent in the first fortnight of May showing recovery in industrial and commercial demand of electricity, according to the power ministry data.
The massive power outage in Mumbai on October 12 last year may have been the result of a cyber sabotage
Tata Power has taken over the management and operations of Western Electricity Supply Company of Odisha (WESCO) and SOUTHCO Utility upon completion of sale process
Farmers of all 18,000-odd villages in Gujarat to get power supply during the day time for agriculture purposes by the end of the year 2022
All-India power demand on Wednesday morning touched a record high of 182.89 gigawatts (GW), said Power Secretary S N Sahai. "Today, the all-India demand for power touched 1,82,888 MW (megawatts), which is an all-time high (observed at 0948 hrs on December 30, 2020) crossing previous high of 1,82,610 at 1458 hours on May 30, 2019. The entire demand was met," Sahai said in a tweet. According to data from the power ministry, the peak power demand met (the highest supply in a day) during December last year stood at 170.49 gigawatts (GW). This is quite unprecedented, especially when the coronavirus pandemic has impacted all sectors in the country. The government imposed a nationwide lockdown on March 25 to contain the spread of COVID-19. Power demand started declining from April due to fewer economic activities in the country. The pandemic affected power demand for five months in a row from April to August this year. Peak power demand met recorded negative growth from April to August
The Maharashtra Electricity Regulatory Commission (MERC) on Wednesday began hearing into last week's power outage in the financial capital which lasted for up to 14 hours in some parts
Power regulator CERC has advised Union Ministry of Power against jurisdictional overreach in framing regulations for the power sector that infringes the substantive functions of the Central Commission
Large parts of the financial capital reported major power outage on Monday morning due to a technical failure
The minister said that power will provide poor strata of the society a cheaper option for their day to day requirement
Shiromani Akali Dal president Sukhbir Singh Badal on Friday warned Punjab CM Amarinder Singh against the withdrawal of free power to farmers, saying the move will face still resistance from his party. If you take a single step towards discontinuing free power to farmers, you must prepare yourself and your government to face an unprecedented mass movement by the SAD to safeguard interests of the already beleaguered peasantry. We will never allow free power to stop, Badal said. Sukhbir's comments came after a group of experts formed by the Punjab government to suggest ways to revive the state economy in the post-coronavirus period recommended some tough measures. The expert group has recommended to defer the payment of salaries to employees and described free power to farmers as highly regressive. The group of experts, led by former deputy chairman of the erstwhile Planning Commission Montek Singh Ahluwalia, in its first report said free power has limited the "government's ability to